One work by this thinker describes a triple stratification based on pure morphology of judgments, logic of consequences, and logic of truth. That work by this author describes how Aristotle brought out the concept of form in order to describe logic as the development of pure reason. In addition to that work subtitled An Attempted Critique of Pure Reason, this author wrote a work which discusses how an observer will believe that familiar individuals have similar viewpoints to that observer. In addition to discussing the egocentric viewpoint, that work by this author also describes how empathy constitutes an intersubjective experience. This author's most famous work describes how Bolzano failed to realize the internal
One work by this thinker describes a triple stratification based on pure morphology of judgments, logic of consequences, and logic of truth. That work by this author describes how Aristotle brought out the concept of form in order to describe logic as the development of pure reason. In addition to that work subtitled An Attempted Critique of Pure Reason, this author wrote a work which discusses how an observer will believe that familiar individuals have similar viewpoints to that observer. In addition to discussing the egocentric viewpoint, that work by this author also describes how empathy constitutes an intersubjective experience. This author's most famous work describes how Bolzano failed to realize the internal equivalence between logic and mathematics and how Kant failed to understand how the laws of logic are analytical propositions; instead, this author argued that analytic logic is an absolute norm presupposed by rational knowledge. For 10 points, name this philosopher of Formal and Transcendental Logic, Cartesian Meditations, and Logical Investigations.
One work by this thinker describes a triple stratification based on pure morphology of judgments, logic of consequences, and logic of truth.
Edmund {Husserl}